For the last 20 years after the end of the cold war the United States drew down its forces in Europe, and many European countries allowed their militaries to decline.
Michael Guest
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Michael Patrick Guest is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Mississippi's 3rd congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as healthcare, economic development, and public safety during his time in office. Guest has been active in advocating for policies that support the interests of his constituents in Mississippi.
In closing, I urge adoption of this bill, and I yield back the balance of my time.
I am a strong supporter of NATO and believe our shared security interests are and should remain a feature of the transatlantic relationship.
Some Members of Congress have advocated abolishing ICE, the Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, which is an agency that is under your control.
Without a physical barrier, it would be all but impossible for us to secure our border.
Do you also believe that we are facing a drug trafficking crisis on our Southwest Border?
Do you believe we are also facing a human trafficking crisis on our Southwest Border?
Do you believe that we are currently seeing an immigration crisis on our Southwest Border?
I believe once he is removed and we are going to see humanitarian aid begin to flow into Venezuela.
And so, we currently have, for lack of a better term, a dictator who is refusing humanitarian aid and a country of great crisis.
I think that what we are looking for is exactly what the testimony is; is about parity with respect to the way Congress is treating tribes.
Well, in the Little River Band case they did not make the treaty argument directly...
No, sir. I mean, that is exactly the point that tribal leaders are bringing to you today is that they are no different than states, than the United States.
This bill promises equal treatment, but I believe that it has created an elitism.
There needs to be a principle established of equal rights for equal representation and equal service.
This sets aside same-sex couples as an elite class, and those same benefits would be denied to opposite-sexed couples who choose not to marry.





